I have a question...

[BigDaddyCool]

Now, I know it is a sad time for most and all that jazz, and everyone is very emotional. But I want to know why everyone was all like "I'm going to lose it when Benoit is on," or "I don't know if I can handle it when Benoit starts speaking." Benoit, Benoit, Benoit. I mean, I know Eddie and Beniot were close, but why was everyone getting really upset about what Beniot would do? I mean, honestly, what about Chavo?

[addy2hotty]

At least spell his name right.

[LK]

I think it was to do with the way Benoit was in the first part of the show.

[CharismaInjection]

Benoit is a very emotional person. If he's devastated, your going to see it like crazy.

Chavo showed at the press conferance that he was upset, but he could control his emotions.

[Xero]

The history that they have on-screen put more to the fact of how close they were backstage.

Chavo was just as important, but Benoit is who most people think about when they think of Eddie's close friends...

[addy2hotty]

Perhaps Chavo left his show of emotions in private. He was there representing the whole Guerrero family & its legacy. Perhaps he hasn't accepted it yet. Perhaps he just doesn't cry. Everyone knows the pain he is obviously in.

When people think of Eddie, they think of Benoit, and vice versa. Their history, their matches, their friendship isn't a secret. In everyone's eyes, they were brothers.

Well, everyone's except yours BDC. Hence the question.

[BigDaddyCool]

At least spell his name right.

Sorry, fixed.

Anyhow, I wasn't meaning to disrespect Benoit, but I always liked Chavo more, ever since he was riding around on that hobby horse.

[The One]

I think it has to do with the fact that as far as Guerrero and Benoit's career go the spent a lot of time together. From ECW, to WCW, to WWE they have been riding together in the same locker room and have been best friends (along with Malenko) for about a decade. Chavo is family, and of course most of us would be family first, but also in the wrestling business your traveling partner become a different type of family. Chavo and Eddie certainly go well together, but for us as fans, we have seen Eddie and Chris together more then Eddie and Chavo. Couple that with the emotion and open feelings shared between the two of them at Mania XX (which some consider to be one of the most emotional nights in wrestling history) and you just got the feeling that the two of them shared something much larger then just two guys who hung out together. I believe from the bottom of my heart that those two loved each other very much. And friends that truely love each other, at times, can come off as more emotional then family.